4. Consider the photo below when answering the next few questions. In many previous examples, water has been the solvent when solutions were formed. But water can also be a solute. In this beaker we have ice at 40C. To this beaker we add methanol (CH3OH, which is a liquid at 40C ), and as time goes by (keeping temperature constant) the ice dissolves. It does NOT melt. (a) Draw a molecular level representation depicting the before, during, and after process of ice (solid water) dissolving in liquid methanol (CH3OH) at 40C